Frank Lampard

But I'm kind of intrigued by just the human brain and psychology and specifically psychology in the context of football and football management.

And something that I kind of noted from last season is that when you think about that, it was Frank Lampard's Coventry, it was Kieran McKenna's Ipswich and then Alex Neal's Millwall that were involved in the promotion battle, of course, Tondek at Southampton, but we all know why they were there in the end.

And Kim was the outlier in this because with Frank Lampard, he's had to deal with high stakes pressure all throughout his career, not only as a player, but as a manager as well.

He managed Derby in a playoff campaign.

He managed Chelsea as well in the Premier League.

But again, bad decision making from us.

Lessons not learned and Frank a little bit too slow to pull the trigger.

That's basically the overview of the game for me.

Plenty of positives, but ultimately another 3-1 defeat.

Clearly scored a lot of goals this season, caused problems.

Knows how to act in the box and understood that he needed to peel off to the back post.

But the fact we let Mikalenko for the equaliser stop, roll the ball out with his left foot and put in a wonderful cross, and there were three players stood over there, Frank would be tearing his hair out because that is so unforgivable in terms of not closing down a player who can put in a good delivery.

And he puts it exactly where Barry wants it, and it's 1-1.

Thank you.

So, Frank Lampard rookie sticker in a PSA 7.

This was a card that I picked up probably a year ago now.

It was when I first started collecting.

In number three, I'm going to place the Luke Molyneux on-card autograph.

In number two, I'm going to put the Ashley Cole slab.

And number one, I'm going to put the Frank Lampard.

Okay.

It absolutely drives me nuts.

So I just say to players who've got longer hair coming down the back, tired probably because it's just ridiculous it only happens when someone challenges for a header they're not looking at the head the hair they're looking at the ball they're jumping up they're using the person as the as they always do and if the hair is coming is sort of at that particular length they're going to get a handful of hair because they're using the hand to jump and get some kind of elevation so that's the issue all this nonsense it does it drives me nuts and I mean, Lampard can carve out all he wants, but for me, just go away.

Don't even start with all this rubbish.

I think it's absolute garbage.

And they said no conclusive evidence.

I listened to Frank Lampard's post-match press.

I was like, mate, I would be so pissed off if all those three things happened to me in one game.

I'd be like, ratio.

So, yes, Everton fifth, a really good win for them.

Frank Lampard had some complaining about some refereeing decision.

I didn't watch the game, but apparently lots of VAR decisions went against them.

Yeah, there was a hair pulling incident.

No, you know what? And if I have, I can't remember, which is exactly why we're talking, right?

So his name's Stephen Barlett, and he started his podcast in the cupboard of his bedroom one night, right? And he says he's interviewed all these famous people around the world, Frank Lampard, everyone, right? And he said there's two answers to that question, how are you? And there's a short answer, which is good, and there's a long answer.

Go, tell me the long answer.

No, the long answer is whatever you want to say.

So, yes, Everton fifth, a really good win for them.

Frank Lampard had some complaining about some refereeing decision.

I didn't watch the game, but apparently lots of VAR decisions went against them.

Yeah, there was a hair pulling incident.